Lowell Gibson

Lowell is the son of a judge and a heavy machinery mechanic. His mother came from money, so when she revealed that the love of her life was a blue collar worker, her parents were less than impressed. The two of them left their home country together and pursued the American dream. The two eventually settled in Montana, where Lowell was born. Lowell's father worked as an auto mechanic, something that he had always had a knack for, while his mother obtained her education. They no longer needed her mother's family money, and they severed all ties.

Lowell was raised as an American, and was often told by his parents that he was nothing other than that. Other than his faint, hand-me-down accent, Lowell has no connection to the country that his parents came from. Despite their best efforts to assimilate, Lowell had a hard time fitting in at public school due to a lack of interest and aptitude in sports. Once it was time for high school, his parents decided that private school would be for the best.

He spent the ninth grade at Saint Linhard Christian Academy, but his career there came to a sudden end when he was expelled, along with 17 other students, for taking part in a protest. He held hands with his then-girlfriend, Ashley Mason, on the front law of the Dean in order to demonstrate the harmless nature of student relationships. Lowell's father had never been more proud of him, fighting for his right for love and independence just as he had done for the love of his life. After some investigating, Lowell decided that Gammon was the best place for him, and he was soon accepted there. Lowell was sorted into the Jesters, and his girlfriend followed him as a Knight. The two grew apart over the course of the next year, however, and Lowell found himself preoccupied with other endevors. The two ended their relationship amicably, and while they do try to be friendly towards one another, it is often awkward.

Despite his cheerful disposition and sunny personality, there seems to be a dark cloud following Lowell around. This drives others away, but he's grown comfortable with being alone. He never really made friends outside of the clubs he's joined, and even there no one seems close to him. Despite this, Lowell stays positive and passionate about his passtimes, especially music. Especially talented, Lowell plays a large variety of instruments, including guitar, saxiphone, trumpet, and trombone.